Wow!! This is lovely and your art style is so cute! I’m trying to get back into animating again, so it’s always cool to see others process on how they go about it
Mais c'est magnifique de fou 😭💕 trop cool de voir ton processus !! Merci de partager tout ça ! Franchement, c tellement smooth et doux à la fois J'adore !!!
This method is called pose to pose animation. It's helpful for character animation where precise movements are needed. Straight ahead animation is usually done on the loose bits like hair, clothing, special effects or other things that need to appear more fluid and spontaneous.
really nice ! It really help to learn the process. Would you mind to explain how you figure out how many inbetween you choose to use? Like how you think to say okay, I'll use this Numbers of frames?
umm its usually like i hit play and if it lacks smoothness, then i quickly sketch an inbetween and if it looks better i draw it, and like that until it's clean enough
For me it means the step where you edit the rough animation to redefine it to make it look more clear, basically the step between Rough animation and Clean up. I'm not sure of the actual definition though👀
If I remember correctly, I first imported the photo of the drawing, then edited brightness and contrast in order to make the drawings appear black on white. then I used the function "convert brightness into opacity" in order to transform the white into transparent. Then since the drawings were on the same layer (since they were taken in the same picture), I separated them by selecting them one by one (lasso tool), and copy and pasted them into new separated layers. I then put all the individual drawing layers into an animation folder, and used the Cell menu (right click on the timeline section) to set the timing of each drawing in the good order. I used displacement tool to move the drawing at the good location in the frame. I'm sorry that's a lot of steps but I hope it helps !
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You can really feel the weight in this. The time spent studying and roughing out the motion was worth it.
I’m so glad this is on RUclips so I can save as future reference for animating
why wait?
This is so lively and gorgeous! Really illustrates how much work goes into animating even just a few seconds
Wow!! This is lovely and your art style is so cute! I’m trying to get back into animating again, so it’s always cool to see others process on how they go about it
"Et voilà vos cinquante kilos de sable et ciment ma p'tite dame !" Tu gères de ouf Simon
elle s'appelle Chihiro (merci! !!)
Oh this is just marvelous amazing stuff, Mwah~
Man, this is really helpful for breaking down animation, Thank you! really helps me a lot!
Trop beau
enough time has passed...
:) good stuff. It's really great seeing these process videos and you are a great teacher!
This really help. The process really put things in a different prospective
This is beauuutiful!! 👏👏👏😊
Mais c'est magnifique de fou 😭💕 trop cool de voir ton processus !! Merci de partager tout ça ! Franchement, c tellement smooth et doux à la fois
J'adore !!!
I love that art style, and I love that shading style and I love that animation, so smooth, you better than all of animator I ever seen
Nice 👍, ❄️💙.
trop cool ça va m'aider dans mon apprentissage ^^ merci à toi
OMG!! i love it!! I NEED TO TRAIN So I can animate like you do ✨✨🌸🌸
Oh my god your Chihiro is like, proper adorable. Love this!
Excellentissime ✌️✌️
My eyes have been *BLESSED*. Thank you.
pretty helpful for someone just starting out! even thought I can't animate something good looking or fluid
You can do it !!! keep going !!
this is so beautiful
Thanks !
That’s amazing! You should be an animator someday. I’m sure you would make a ton of money off of it!
that method is really cool, having all motions in one place while having more area for in betweens
awesome animation i enjoyed it
This method is called pose to pose animation. It's helpful for character animation where precise movements are needed. Straight ahead animation is usually done on the loose bits like hair, clothing, special effects or other things that need to appear more fluid and spontaneous.
really nice ! It really help to learn the process. Would you mind to explain how you figure out how many inbetween you choose to use? Like how you think to say okay, I'll use this Numbers of frames?
umm its usually like i hit play and if it lacks smoothness, then i quickly sketch an inbetween and if it looks better i draw it, and like that until it's clean enough
now imagine how is it make an entire animation film by hand
Incredible work, awesome style and movement!
This is really good, you expressed the weight so well!
Its atractive as well a exhausting
Thank you for sharing!
Triyng to become an animator, thanks for the content
you are so strong franchement gg mec c'est trop styleee
Solid ass animation… Salute!
This is so cool!
you just inspired me
Awesome!
I always love seeing the process of such meticulous works. I just get sudden rushes of motivation that tell me that it's not impossible ❤
WAAAAAH c'est beau
Good stuff 👌
great
Damn so good
very good! make a video teaching how to use it clip studio paint
there is a video where i teach how to use clip studio paint in my channel (french w english subtitles) if you want😯
Me encanta
what's a tie-down?
For me it means the step where you edit the rough animation to redefine it to make it look more clear, basically the step between Rough animation and Clean up. I'm not sure of the actual definition though👀
May I ask how you put together your scratch in to clip studio?
If I remember correctly, I first imported the photo of the drawing, then edited brightness and contrast in order to make the drawings appear black on white. then I used the function "convert brightness into opacity" in order to transform the white into transparent. Then since the drawings were on the same layer (since they were taken in the same picture), I separated them by selecting them one by one (lasso tool), and copy and pasted them into new separated layers. I then put all the individual drawing layers into an animation folder, and used the Cell menu (right click on the timeline section) to set the timing of each drawing in the good order. I used displacement tool to move the drawing at the good location in the frame. I'm sorry that's a lot of steps but I hope it helps !
merci men sa aide
And yet to animate you need to fully understand anatomy 🥲
HAHA!!!!!! absolutely not, I don't know so much about anatomy 😤
The character model sheet of chihiro itself was enough as a reference
Félicitations pour les 2k Somon!
merci beaucoup Riri, Chaise Ikea !!!
@@somonpng de rien :>
what program and brush is that?
Clip studio paint, and I think I created the brush myself but I forgot
how long did it take to make it?
I forgot but probably one or two weeks!
I lack the drawing part more than the animation part fuuc😅
Me too actually, ahaha it's ok !! You can animate anything !